Anjali Sud: The way I think about a strategy is, “Is there a problem to be solved? Is it a mission-critical problem? And can you solve it better than anybody else?”
#HelloFrom Saariselkä, Finland, where the view from a glass igloo makes the sky your ceiling, giving you full access to the northern lights any time they appear.
Photo by @alaa_oth
“The best new ideas always have unanticipated benefits. So it’s stupid to require people who want to do new things to enumerate the benefits beforehand. The best you can do is choose smart people and then trust their intuitions about what’s worth exploring.”
One of the things I find funny is how folks seem more desirous to argue that everything is okay, than they are to discuss why we no longer need the system that has been built . The truth is I would be more hesitant to state the first part if I wasn’t so confident of the second part.
As a film producer, I have never limited my responsibilities to... See more
Don’t even begin to think that everything is alright. It’s not. Good films won’t sell. Good films will not get seen. Worthy filmmakers will not have a career. There is no room for ambitiously authored work beyond that of the .005%. Media consolidation is going to kill of the last bit of competition left between companies. It doesn’t have to be this... See more